An n8n community node for CRM Solid. It puts your contacts, deals and conversations in a workflow, so a form submission becomes a contact, a won deal triggers an invoice, and an inbox message reaches whatever you have wired up next.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation · Operations · Credentials · Compatibility · Resources

Installation

In n8n, go to Settings → Community Nodes, select Install, and enter:

n8n-nodes-crmsolid

For a self-hosted instance you can also install it directly:

npm install n8n-nodes-crmsolid

Follow the community node installation guide if your instance is locked down.

Operations

Contact

Create a contact. At least one of name, username, phone, email or external ID is required. Setting External ID is what keeps a re-run from creating a second copy of the same person.
Get one contact by ID.
Get Many with filters: search, platform, email, external ID, and Updated Since, which is the filter an incremental sync runs on.
Update any field on a contact.
Delete a contact. This archives rather than erases: message history and linked deals survive, matching what the platform itself does.

Deal

Create a deal with title, value, currency, stage, probability, expected close date and notes. A deal cannot be created already won or lost.
Get Many with filters for stage, contact and a title search.

Conversation

Get Many conversations across every connected channel.

List operations follow the API's cursor pagination. Turn on Return All to walk every page, or leave it off and set a limit.

Credentials

You need a CRM Solid account and an API key.

In CRM Solid, open Settings → Developers.
Create a key. It starts with csk_live_ or csk_test_.
Grant it the scopes this workflow needs, for example contacts:read and contacts:write.
In n8n, add a CRM Solid API credential and paste the key.

Scopes are enforced server side, so a key without contacts:write will fail create and update with a 403 rather than silently doing nothing. Base URL only needs changing for a staging or self-hosted deployment.